can you please explain the answer in more detail? what type of elimination is happening to the alcohol in either circumstance?
Passage 2 (Questions G-9) ã± If Experiment 2 is repeated uith HCl and the compound shawn below, which af the feikning compounds i-NOT a direct praduct (ithout The nuc ophilie alky·substitution r actionâ佺anang the múg; thoroughly stucled trans onnatians n organic chemistry. A i bst tutian by an SN2 reaction mechanism is 5nown in Figure 1 and 5ubstitution by an SNI mechanism ë½ 5nown in Figure 2. alul on Figure 1 SN2 Reaction mechanism Foundational Concopt: s The principlc that govem chemical interactions and reactions form the basis for a brooder understanding of the molccular dynamics of living systema Content Category: SD Structure, function, and reactity of bioogicaly-relevant molecules Figure 2 SN1 Reactien mechanism Scientific Ioquiry and Reasoning Skil: 2 Sciantifnc Raoingand Problam Selving The Sn2 mochanizm involvas a direct dsplacement of a leavin roup (L by a nucphi (N). The reaction reaus in an inverzion af conniguration t the carbon bearing the eaving graup, because the inceming sucleophile attacks it fram the sde oppcsite the leaving group. The S reactiarn mechanism involwes an intermediate carbocation that is fonmed by loss of the leaving group. A nucleophile con react with the planer corbocotion from either side, leading to the inversion or retention of the configuration at the ste of the substitution. Organic Chemistry The product distribution Ïf two reactions i5 5hown in figure, 3 nd 4 Ths isan Organic Oemistry question thet fois under the content cetegory "Structure, function, 8nd reactivity of biologicaly-relevant malecules. The answer to this question i A because the structure shown in this response requires an edditional shift of hydride atoms prier to eirination and istherefore NOT ù direct prodel. It i Scientific Reasoning and Problem Salvin) question because you are askad to bring togethar theory and abservacions to draw a condusion. Figure 3 SN2 Reacion of 1-pentanol The rete of the resction shown in Figure 3 increases as the concentration of elcohol, halide, or H+ increases, The rate of the reaction shown in Figure 4 increases as the corcantration of alechal ar H increases. This reaction is indapendant of the haide concentration.
